# Revenueinstitute > Official Revenueinstitute business agent. Fire the 10 employees you haven't hired yet. We build and run the systems that do that work - your team stays.… ## Ask it a question Revenueinstitute answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/revenueinstitute. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_revenueinstitute and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Revenueinstitute Who We Are Revenue Institute builds and runs growth systems for professional services and contract manufacturing firms. The company was founded by Stephen Lowisz, a serial entrepreneur and systems builder who previously built and sold a business operations company. Revenue Institute focuses on firms with 50–500 people and $10M–$200M in revenue. Its approach is based on deploying practical systems inside real businesses rather than providing theoretical frameworks. Leadership - Stephen Lowisz — Founder and CEO: Has more than 10 years of business operations experience, deployed revenue systems across 30+ businesses, and trained more than 500 sales and operations professionals. - Morgan Komiensky — Partner and VP, Operations: Practice lead for Managed AI and IT and oversees client delivery and internal operations. - Noah Hailegiorgis — Practice Lead, Agentic AI: Leads the design and deployment of automated systems. - Indira Bustos — Practice Lead, Revenue Operations: Architects CRM, ERP, and integration infrastructure. - Burhan Maseel — Practice Lead, Data Science: Builds data models and attribution systems. Revenue Institute also publishes *The AI Workforce Playbook*, a practical guide to building an AI-augmented workforce at a professional services firm. The book is available to read free online and on Amazon. Source: https://revenueinstitute.com ## What Revenueinstitute does Recommended Stack Revenue Institute describes an effective professional-services AI stack as layered rather than a collection of disconnected tools: - CRM layer: HubSpot, Salesforce, or Pipedrive provide the data foundation. - Enrichment layer: Clay, Apollo, or Clearbit maintain contact and company data. - Orchestration layer: n8n, Workato, or Temporal connect tools and automate data flows. Zapier and Make can suit simpler, single-system automations. - AI agent layer: Custom-built agents handle firm-specific workflows such as lead qualification, reporting, CRM updates, and pipeline recovery. - Communication layer: Outreach, Apollo, or native CRM email manage follow-up sequences and automated outreach. Selection guidance Workflow mapping should come before tool selection. Firms should document what data moves where, who acts on it, and how handoffs work. CRM data quality is a core dependency: incomplete records, inconsistent ownership, or unenforced deal stages can reduce the quality of every downstream tool. Revenue Institute recommends auditing existing CRM and communication platforms before buying new software. HubSpot and Salesforce already include AI capabilities such as deal scoring and conversation intelligence, which many firms have not configured. Custom agents can outperform horizontal SaaS when workflows involve firm-specific qualification rules, client reporting formats, or proposal generation. Enterprise versions of reputable tools may provide stronger privacy controls, but sensitive client data should not be sent to public AI models without appropriate enterprise agreements. Services Revenue Institute operates four connected practices: Agentic AI Custom AI agents and automation handle process work such as outreach, reporting, qualification, and data entry. Managed AI and IT Revenue Institute runs, secures, and modernizes the technology stack a business depends on every day. Revenue Operations Pipeline, CRM, and ERP systems are connected into one revenue operating system designed to reduce revenue leakage and improve forecasting and attribution. Data Science Data models, dashboards, and attribution systems provide visibility into business numbers without requiring an analyst or waiting for a report. The company builds and runs these systems as one operator team rather than handing separate parts of the work to different vendors. It serves law firms, accounting firms, consulting firms, professional services companies, financial services firms, private equity, manufacturing, software, construction, logistics, healthcare, and retail businesses. Source: https://revenueinstitute.com ## Where Revenueinstitute works Lists Revere, Clay, Enterprise, and Opportunity as a location. Names Revere, Clay, Enterprise, and Opportunity as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. ## How Revenueinstitute works with clients The C.O.R.E. Method Revenue Institute uses the same four-phase process for AI, IT, revenue operations, and data engagements: - Capture — Weeks 1–3: Map operational workflows end to end, including pipeline, data flows, supply chain, and team capacity. - Orchestrate — Weeks 4–10: Design systems and workflows that automate, connect, and accelerate the appropriate parts of the business. - Run — Weeks 11–14: Build and deploy the system so the team can see it operating before the engagement ends. - Expand — Day 100 onward: Measure and tune the system while identifying additional improvements. Selected client results - Berry Law: Lead growth increased by 326%; Google Ads spend was reduced; and one full-time-equivalent amount of manual work was automated while the employee moved to a new role. - Manely Law Firm: A CRM migration and custom Smokeball integration were completed in 2.5 weeks. No off-the-shelf connector met the requirement, so Revenue Institute built the integration. - Qualigence: An AI sourcing agent saved 36.2% of sourcing time, fit-scored candidates before enrichment spending, and supported self-improving sourcing rounds. - Production Theory: Agents ran the process from quote to signed agreement, producing a 13% operating efficiency gain and eliminating manual CRM updates. - Billable-Hours Recovery System: AI reviews calendar, email, and document activity, infers likely billable time, obtains timekeeper approval in approximately 30 seconds, and writes approved time to the billing system. The stated assumption for professional-services timekeeping is 10–25% of billable hours recovered, with live capture in 3–4 weeks; this is not a guaranteed result. Source: https://revenueinstitute.com ## Marketing Automation Professional Services Marketing Automation Marketing automation uses triggered, CRM-integrated sequences to maintain buyer engagement during professional-services sales cycles that may last 3–18 months. The approach shifts routine follow-up from individual representatives to systems, while humans re-enter at defined points such as qualified discovery calls or proposal stages. Common automations - Inbound lead response: A form submission triggers a personalized response and calendar link within 90 seconds. - Content nurture: Guide downloads or webinar attendance enroll prospects in a 6–8 touch sequence over 45–90 days. - Re-engagement: Contacts who become inactive are flagged and entered into a sequence 30 days after their last activity. - Proposal follow-up: Relevant case studies and testimonials are sent on days 3, 7, and 14 after a proposal. - Referral amplification: A sequence requests a referral or testimonial 30–60 days after a successful engagement closes. A baseline setup with CRM integration, three to four email sequences, and lead scoring takes approximately 4–6 weeks to design, build, and test. More complex implementations may take 8–12 weeks. Implementation requirements - CRM records need reliable contact, role, industry, and activity data. - Automations should be deployed sequentially, beginning with inbound response and content nurture. - Proposal follow-up requires a consistent process in which proposals are sent through or logged in a system that can trigger automation. - Human handoff criteria and response windows should be defined before launch. Revenue Institute combines marketing automation with AI agents. Automation manages scheduled emails, triggered content, and behavioral scoring, while agents qualify inbound leads, route hot prospects, and adapt follow-up based on prospect context. Source: https://revenueinstitute.com